I have a few thoughts on this matter. It has been discussed on the SliTaz Forums, so you can look over there for more perspectives. SliTaz isn't descended from Debian and is not designed to use APT. This was by choice. Debian packaging is really quite clumsy compared to SliTaz (I mean no offense, but I have yet to see anything comparable to Tazwok for any distro). The tools included in SliTaz are made to do the best job possible with the resources available. Familiarity is always comforting, but it isn't necessarily good.

I would certainly have been more familiar if I had just kept using Windows 95 (my first OS), but I also would have missed out on a great many evolutions and changes. Butel Software Crack Website there. With all of that said, it may be possible to install APT with dpkg.

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I have successfully installed RPM (the original and long since discontinued package manager, not the format) on SliTaz in the past, and it might be possible with APT too. However, I don't recommend it. The distro just isn't meant to be run with Debian packages.

But it's up to you to decide.